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The New York Times, GQ, Rolling Stone, and Bon Appétit are among the outlets taking note of what CCAD Family members have been up to as of late. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus, in Columbus, and points well beyond.

Congrats to artist Carmen Winant, Assistant Professor of History of Art & Visual Culture, who is among the recipients of the Greater Columbus Arts Council's 2017 Visual Arts Fellowship Awards.

What's better than seeing art and design students thrive in the community that helped foster them and their work as they’ve grown and learned? Answer: nothing. That’s why we’re excited to promote the success of recent CCAD grad Alayna Smith (Photography, 2017) as she shows her work in Granville’s Art @ 43023 gallery for the month of August. Smith’s exhibition consists of an intimate series of self-portraits that reflect the comforts of growing up in the Granville area.

Photo for Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists. Credit: Manjari Sharma

Not Much Larger Than a Taco Bell, by Cosby Lindquist (Media Studies Still-Based, 2000; MFA 2012) is a “small but powerful” exhibition that “looks and feels especially relevant,” in light of San Antonio’s plans to “reimagine” the Alamo, says the San Antonio Current.

Untitled, by Duncan Snyder

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Columbus College of Art & Design is pleased to announce that the valedictorian at CCAD's 138^thCommencement is Amy Schuessler (Photography, 2017).

Over the coming days, we're introducing some of the talented Columbus College of Art & Design students and alumni whose work will be available for purchase at the Art Fair on Saturday, April 1.